The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-12-02
ALL PARIS IN A TREMBLE
ONLY A SPARK NEEDED TO CAUSE
AN EXPLOSION.

TO PrOInlSe 10 resign tomorrow.
PARIS, Dec 1.-The official Gazette pub
fishes the withdrawal of the resignation of
the Rouvier Cabinet. The Withdrawal was
made at the request Of President Grevy.
The journal des DebatS advocates the
election of NJ. Ferry to the Presidency
The Party of the Right has resolved not
to support any Republican candidate.
Gen Ferry, Minister of War in the Rou-
vier Cabinet, has been appointed grand Off
Ger of the Legion of Honor.
Threats were made of a revolutionary
demonstration in front of the Chamber of
Deputies to-day, but they were not regarded
as serious.
Extensive military and police precautions
were taken, however, to guard against an
outbreak.
GREVY wAvERIYG.
President Grevy this forenoon informed
the Ministerial Council that in view of the
change in the situation he did not propose
to make a communication to Parliament
to-day. The announcement caused general
surprise, as this was the date set for his res
ignatlon.
in THE CHAMBER.
When the Chamber of Deputies assembled
NJ. Il
had reconsidered his decision to send mes
sage to the Chamber containing his resigna-
ton, and therefore the Cabinet had again
resigned The announcement of the action
of the Ministry was greeted with continued
applause by the members Of the Left.
NJ Ricard, President of the Left groups,
moved that the sitting be suspended.
The members of the Right and the Ex-
treme Left, murmured at this proposal, and
4 (lr-ra M
tion would be preferable"
The Chamber of Deputies took recess
until o'clock this evening.
Great crowds surrounded the legislative
building, constantly increasing in numbers
Cries of "a bas Ferry" ''vive Grevy,n
were frequently heard. The police kept the
people moving and cleared the approaches
to the Chamber.
SECOND ADJOURNMENT.
The Chamber reassembled at o'clock,
but a further recess was taken until 6
o'clock.
The Senate took recess until o'clock
Paul de Roulede, leader of the.spatriotic
league, addressed a section OF the crowd
outside the Chamber and gave the crowd
"Vive Grevy," and ''Vive Boulanger" The
people rejoined with cries of "A bas Grevy"
and "Vive la Republique."
The Garde Republicaine assisted the guard
to clear the whole space between the Palais
Bourbon the Parliament building) and the
quays. The public were refused admission
to the Palais Bourbon.
When NJ. Rouvier left the Chamber he
proceeded to the Palace of the Elysse and
had a conference with the President.
1t is reported that NJ. Fiourens is trying
to form a Cabinet.
At the Ministerial Council this morning
NJ Grevy informed M. Rouvier that he be-
Aha4 Ii4 -, Ii
favor, and he said that he would form
new Cabinet.
TRYING TO FORCE HIM OUT.
PARIS, Dec l. p M-The adjournment
of the Chamber of Deputies until o'clock
was the result of a conference between the
four Republican groups, who unanimously
agreed to adopt an order of the day de-
claring that the Chamber, awaiting COM
munication promised from the President
would adjourn until g o'clock. When the
session was resumed at o'clock the order
was submitted and met with applause from
both the Left and Centre 1t was carried
by vote of 531 against 3. NJ. Rouvier then
returned to the palace to communicate to
President Grevy the result of the vote.
IT is reported that when he in
formed President Grevy that the
sitting was suspended the President
replied that the Ministers having resigned,
could not be charged with any communlca-
tion to the Chamber NJ. Rouvier has freely
expressed the opinion that the President will
only resign under pressure of a hostile mani
testation by the Chambers. The excitement
in the city is intense. A mob has gathered
IN front of the palace of the Elysee and are
crying for the President to resign. Troops
guard the entrance to the palace The
crowds in front of the Palais Bourbon be
came so demonstrative that cavalry were
obliged to charge them. A number Of MEM
bers of the Chamber of Deputies are in favor
OF impeaching President Grevy if his resig-
nation is not announced when the sitting is
resumed.
The Bourse closed dull Three per cent.
rentes fell 60 centimes, credit foncier 12f.,
Suez canal shares 10f. and Panama canal
shares 12f
GREYY TAKES MORE TIME.
PARIS, Dec. /, z p. M.-The sitting of the
Chamber Of Deputies was resumed at $50
o'clock. M. Rouvier ascended the tribune
and announced that he had communicated
TO President Grevy the vote of the Chamber
on the order of the day. This communica-
ton, said M. Rouvier, caused the President
10 modify his resolution. He had never in
tended to conflict with Parliament,
and would therefore send a message
to the Chamber of Deputies and Senate
tomorrow, informing them Of his decision
NJ Rouvier added that the President de-
cllned to accept the resignation Of the Cabi-
net, which therefore retained its functions.
NJ. Rouvier's statement was greeted with
cheers and at its conclusion the Chamber
adjourned until o'clock tomorrow enening
Paul de Roulede and Louise Michel have
been arrested. Crowds continue TO flock to
the Elysee and revolutionary demonstra-
lion is expected
There was big demonstration in front of
the Russian Embassy to-day the crowd
shouting "Vive la Russien Police dispersed
the gathering.
COUNCIL AT THE PALACE.
A council was held at the Elysee Palace
after the second sitting of the Chamber
NJ. Rouvier, having explained the bearing
OF the vote, President Ga'evy turned to each
Minister and asked his opinion. All told
MIN that his immediate resignation APP
Peared to be peremptory. President
Grevy replied that it was the Cham
Der that had brought about the existing
situation, and that the Chamber must bear
the responsibility before the Judgment seat
Oh history. Discussion ensued on the terms
OF the ministerial declaration to be made in
rarlament. President Grevy begged nj.
Touvler not to pronounce the word ''resig
nauonn from the tribune. The use of the
word, he said, would be unconstitutional,
because Congress ought to be summoned
immediately on the Presidents resignation,
which was only to be announced tomorrow.
ne authorized M. Rouvier, however to in
formally accuair1t fha individual Dauutieg